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Agree! This appears to be the choice of the more experienced commentors. Cheers!

Probably the combination that I use most often. Cheers!

I’m the same for most of my bass and I shore fishing. Cheers!

Cool. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Glad to hear it. Cheers!

That’s an awesome tip. Thanks!

Very well said. Thank you!

I have seen that video. It’s fantastic. Thanks for sharing!

A lot of people would agree with you! Cheers!

@@ClayMcneely-pk6kr agree and thanks for cleaning up. I do the same thing. Cheers!

@@たろう808 cheers!

lol. Soaking the spool in warm/hot water does help.

Yeah. The learning and progressing can be o e of the most enjoyable parts of it! Hopefully these videos help. Enjoy the process!

@ I have no experience or any knowledge at all about fishing and but I’m starting get into it. Any advice or tips on what to buy for a easy fishing kit to fish with in Hawaii? I’m really interested in catching and eating big ones. What would you recommend for that? Gonna be fishing in salt water by the shore cuz I’m a broke young adult just getting into fishing so I don’t have a boat or kayaks haha.

@ any help would be helpful and if you could kindly break it down for me how it set it up. Or it could be a video idea to make it for beginners and noobs haha

@ sure. Have you fished before? Freshwater or saltwater?

@@CanisMajorFishingAdventures none experience at all. And neither but would be doing it in saltwater in Hawaii

@@harti81269 Interesting. I am not familiar and did not find it either a quick search. There is a 4th category of copolymer fishing line. Most are more or less nylon. I left them out to keep this video short but will cover later. My experience with ones I have tried has been mixed so I am still learning. Would love to hear more. Thx!

Agree. That is 80% of the time for me as well. Cheers!

That’s a great tip. Thanks!

My dad would always have me walk it down the street

Sounds like your dad had it figured out. I’m sure mine would have done that too if he thought of it. Cheers!

Depending on where you are, what you fish for and what fishing techniques you use, I agree!

Great question! I slow down a bit and relax. Maybe between 1.5 and 2 mph. This was summer though so fish were at peak metabolism. Let me know if it works for you. Cheers!

Agree. You noticed I showed that Maxima first! Interesting to hear about the lack of utility for Flouro on your fishery. It makes sense. There are a few scenarios where I fish where Flouro is worth it. Mostly bait finesse in crystal clear over-pressured lakes. Otherwise, I am with you as a braid-to-whatever is needed guy. Cheers!

True that! Cheers!

Use Braided line, and you don't have to worry about it.

@@arrandy7731 Cheers!

Nice! Whereabouts do you fish?

@CanisMajorFishingAdventures diamond fork river, Provo river, Ogden and weber rivers, scofield reservoir, Utah lake Spanish fork river, joe's valley reservoir, and high elevation lakes in the uintah mountains and boulder mountains occasionally. Utah has good fishing. But I often travel for work so I've fished Wisconsin and Texas quite a bit. I caught a few massive large mouth bass in a private pond in Texas, like 13-14 pounds massive. And I caught a smally in the st. Louis River that was the size and shape of a football. Biggest smally I've ever seen in real life.

@CanisMajorFishingAdventures white bass were the only bass id ever caught until 10 years ago. So they are new to me and excite me a bit.

@ Very nice. A few bucket list spots for me on that list for sure. Cheers!

@@CanisMajorFishingAdventures This guy's recommendations are pretty soling in Montana as well.

@@jacobmccandles1767 cool! Where do you fish?

@CanisMajorFishingAdventures Montana. How about you?

@@jacobmccandles1767 Nice! Massachusetts. Not quite the equivalent of Montana. Hope to get out there one day!

@@CanisMajorFishingAdventures I'd have to think Browns would eat a minnow anywhere...although I rarely target them in lakes.

@ they do. People drag minnows very slowly on the bottom to get them. Have not yet tried that myself but will do!

I think they are on sale at Tackle Warehouse. Cheers!

I suppose so. Not many crappie in the lakes I have been fishing lately but I have had crappie hit it in the past but have also had crappie hit everything from spinnerbaits to full size chatterbaits! Let me know if it works. Cheers!

Sorry to hear that. What are your water temps? If very cold, I let the bait reach the bottom and then I give it a tug just enough to feel it chatter for a second or so and let it fall back to the bottom. I do this for the entire retrieve. I think it imitates a dying baitfish pretty well. Good luck! Hope to hear you have a good catch soon!

This time of year? Sure! Will take any hits I can get. Cheers!

The water is VERY clear in the winter with all algae and vegetation desd

Mostly agree! I do like straight 6# Flouro for my BFS setup. I sometimes run 12-15# Flouro for highly pressured super clear water. Going to talk about braid to Flouro or mono in an upcoming video. Thanks!

As someone who spools with fluoro, I have never really had it fail

@ Me neither. I use straight Flouro for a few specific rods and applications. This thread has been fascinating though as many folks appear to feel strongly against Flouro. Pondering a video on this. Thanks!

Sounds like a great time to plan a fishing outing in remembrance of your mom. Go get em!

@CanisMajorFishingAdventures thanks I think so that's going to be a good day . And that a great .

Thank you! Great idea! Will think on that for sure. Cheers!

Very cool! What state?

@ middle/upper part of utah

@ very cool! They can probably survive the summers up there? Here in MA they stock them, usually around 2,500/year out of the 500,000 fish they stock so it’s 1/200 but lots of those fish get caught quickly by humans or birds so still a rare find here. Most won’t survive the summers if they survive the predators. Would love to fish there one day. Cheers!

@ I think it’s because the conditions were just right, I dont think they were stocked because it’s a reservoir from a natural river and it’s quite far in the mountains and small. It’s about 3 tiger trout, 1 rainbow and 1 brook trout every 5 fish

@@mike2687 very cool. I am going to try that exact combo Ned rig! When we lived in PA, I could get winter Smallies on a simple 2.75” tube but that doesn’t work in the winter here. I find I get nothing with soft plastics but looking forward to trying your combo. I am with you 100% on the small Crankbait. The smallest Berkeley warpig in copper black would be my #2 as well. Cheers!

@@spencerbrown3140 lol!

Thanks man!

It's huge, i've only every seen dinks in the mountain streams where i live. 😅

@ Thanks! This particular lake holds some huge ones. I was lucky that this one was so shallow and hit like that. People troll deep for hours trying to hook one. Cheers!

Cheers!

@justinmcilwee1255 I use the free ones. I do know most of the paid ones are subscription based and need to make money to support their business. In Massachusetts, most count our maps are fee online for the larger ponds and lakes.

Oh okay thanks

Low 30’s. Nearby lakes are iced over

Now that’s 2X the fun!!

Thanks!

@@milsvzn and it’s frozen again! Hopefully it will thaw soon as new tournaments start in January. Cheers!

@ yea hopefully! I may not be good at fishing but ima sub for tips

@ thank you! You will get better. Enjoy the process!

@ thank you